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DarmokJalad1701

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    Comment #49090985

    > roll forward into another BNPL loan It is not rolled forward. If they don't want to pay the $433, then they don't. They return the device and the new device's lease doesn't inclu…

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    Comment #49038725

    How is OP able to access university computing resources after they have left the university?

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    Comment #48999766

    > datacentre moratoria What infrastructure will these open weight models be trained on?

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    Comment #48985736

    The pilots in this game are complete dum-dums and not following 14 CFR § 91.113 (b): When weather conditions permit, regardless of whether an operation is conducted under instrumen…

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    Comment #48964388

    Sure. But then how do you go from 7-8 AU/yr (33-38 km/s) to whatever the orbital speed is at that distance and also point that velocity vector in the correct direction for the orbi…

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    > so it's not too different to "get there" and "orbit there". But to "get there" within any reasonable timespan requires going really fast - which is currently highly impractical. …

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    Comment #48864601

    The AI is so good that it traveled back to 2015 and published this paper.

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    Comment #48768069

    As someone who has flown it just once with an instruction, my impression was that things were a little cramped for my taste. shrug

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    Comment #48768052

    On Cirrus Perspective+ (Garmin G1000NXi) you can just Bluetooth the flight plans over from the iPad. It's really convenient when ATC reroutes me, to just enter it on the iPad and s…

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    Comment #48722335

    > Fake. Every single 4-sensor scale (one in each corner post) that I've tried does this. Huh. I have never experienced this and didn't even know this was a thing. My cheapo Chinesi…

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    Comment #48228268

    > "Thinking this will prevent war, the US government gives an impenetrable supercomputer total control over launching nuclear missiles" That's not even close to what the Golden Dom…

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    Comment #48029620

    I would much rather there be a surplus of food production (driven by subsidies or whatever) even if it causes inefficiencies given that the alternative is significantly worse.

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    Comment #47866917

    What exactly does the .sh file install? How does it compare to running the same model in, say, omlx?

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    Comment #47723955

    Does it though?

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    Comment #47581104

    > and well elo's stuff does blow up regularly [citations needed]

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    Comment #47435322

    > SpaceX was in fact founded with the architect of SDI > Griffin who went from the CIA to become head of NASA and funded the early SpaceX (10x from what Musk himself put in!) Straw…

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    Comment #47432912

    Yea .. so new that I have only worked in the industry for 5+ years now. Your link doesn't support anything you said. What passage in that interview says anything about "In‑Q‑Tel in…

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    Comment #47432532

    > The company was always about Wars not Mars. Such a cynical take! Starlink made Golden Dome possible. It is easy to make up conspiracies post-hoc while forgetting that they were r…

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    Comment #47432440

    > Of course that's terrifying... Why would you be "terrified" of space-based ballistic missile defense? Seems a lot better than ground-based interceptors that have a not-great rate…